An Bord Pleanála has given the green light to Harry Crosbie's Vicar Street hotel scheme in Dublin 8, invalidating the sole appeal against the project due to a technical error. The appeal was lodged by Máire Devine, who inadvertently submitted the incorrect procedural letter.
An Bord Pleanála has cleared the way for Harry Crosbie ’s planned Vicar Street hotel scheme for Dublin 8 after invalidating the single appeal against the hotel proposal on technical grounds. Máire Devine , newly elected TD for Dublin South Central and the appellant, made a mistake by enclosing the incorrect Dublin City Council procedural letter with her appeal. Devine stated that the appeal was lodged only two hours before the deadline and that she is devastated by the invalidation.
Harry Crosbie responded by emphasizing the need to bring life back to the city
Harry Crosbie Vicar Street Hotel Scheme An Bord Pleanála Dublin 8 Máire Devine
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